PPT-Community-Driven Tuberculosis Interventions for Aboriginal Communities
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Jessica Harper amp Nash Dhalla February 19 2015 Hyatt Regency Vancouver Conflict of Interest Neither presenter Nash Dhalla RN BScN or Jessica Harper RN BScN
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Jessica Harper amp Nash Dhalla February 19 2015 Hyatt Regency Vancouver Conflict of Interest Neither presenter Nash Dhalla RN BScN or Jessica Harper RN BScN have any affiliation financial or otherwise with a commercial or other industry interest that may bias our presentation. to improve Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing. Roz . Walker, Juli Coffin, Dawn . Bessarab. , Pat Dudgeon, Rhonda Marriott. Centre for Research Excellence in Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing. at the AITSIS Breaking the . ‘Do recent Aboriginal justice initiatives in Australia facilitate healing for Aboriginal people and communities?’ . History of Aboriginal people & justice agencies. Aboriginal offending & . 1. Contents. 2. OCHRE commitment to Healing. Proposed way forward. Minister’s ‘Partnership’ commitment (video). Why have OCHRE Healing Forums?. What will OCHRE Healing Forums do?. Where will OCHRE Healing Forums be held?. Background. Involvement in Outback Indigenous Communities since 2006. Initially in sport, administration and practical/trades assistance. Witnessed first-hand the disadvantage. Involvement narrowed to communities in the Kimberley Region of WA. Talking to Us Mob. Population. Low population, 2% to 6% (4% in WA). Small communities, self contained cultural life. Strong extended families and communities. Legacy of History. Lived experience in a strong oral culture. Brian Coyle, MPH- NE DHHS. Jeremy . Grandstaff. -. S&G Endeavors. Learning Objectives-The Purpose. Overview of the Nebraska Walkable Communities Initiatives and State Steering Committee. . Identify key components to a community-driven engagement process. . to improve Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing. Roz . Walker, Juli Coffin, Dawn . Bessarab. , Pat Dudgeon, Rhonda Marriott. Centre for Research Excellence in Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing. at the AITSIS Breaking the . Study. partners. Contract – do not delete this text box.. The Centre for Community-Driven Research. Study . demographics. Contract – do not delete this text box.. The Centre for Community-Driven Research. A plAn to Tackle Waste in Aboriginal Communities Overview Case study: APY Lands – 2007 – 2010 Cast study: Warraber Island – 2008 – 2010 Waste Aid: NSW 2014 – 2018 NSW Govt 2016 - 2017 remote services . Kate . L. awrence: . Waltja. . Tjutangku. . Palyapayi. Liza Balmer: NPY Women’s Council. WALTJA TJUTANGKU PALYAPAYI. Waltja. is an incorporated not-for-profit community . organisation. Environmental health research can produce conflicts between low incomecommunities and the institutions that derive benefits profits federal and state funding or services avoidance of wastes from activ MP Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Artist Recognition. Kim Healey is a descendant of the . Bundjalung. and . Gumbaynggirr. nations.. OCHRE. emphasises:. Partnerships over paternalism. Opportunity over disadvantage. The treatment of drug-susceptible. and drug-resistant tuberculosis. Antwerp, 11 April 2019. Hans L Rieder. Efficacy, effectiveness, efficiency…. Efficacy. What can the drug do? (ideal conditions, simulated in clinical trial settings: factually evaluating . We acknowledge the First Peoples of Australia and their ongoing strength in practising the world’s oldest living culture. . We acknowledge the Traditional Owners who have occupied and cared for the lands and waterways on which we depend for thousands of years. We acknowledge the .
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